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os„-:75 1 14 r 4 t ley :h 410' 4 \c ) I ' l i .itt NVMBER 5629.1 THEATRE E ROVYAINeGovEsp COVENT-GARDEN. 4:HIS PRESENT Will be performed the Cornic opera of THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. ..._ To which will be added.___ THE I RISHMAN IN LONDON. e ace,,_ tor the be taken of • Mr. Brandon, at the kill - F u° X - Office, in Prince's.place, Hart-street, front Ten Bo lir ' 7s. Se'cond- price . 3s. 6d. Pit 3s. td. Second-price t e ,;,uvver Gallery zs Secon-price s. —Upper Gallery is. 6d7.—No Money t d o be ret i urned. The Doors wll be opened at Halt past Fite, and the Play • 4 11. at Halt pait Six. ' jl t` 6 "orrow The School of Reform, wi d ow 's to Rule a • *t ti Wius ?. or, The (•hoce. I,,qMENT . I.IKE INSUi:ANCL. CORM- re 111. i. ul RENT of PRE Is ES ndered untenant-, able by FIRE. POLICIES of Insurance expiring at Michaelmas r iA. - "iiiiktitt be renewed within I. ifteen atys trom that pe. hlt ") pievent the Parties' I nteleit ceasing therein: t udittile Insurances effected at reduced Premiums. E 1G LE, Lt). E INSU ItANC.E. tj a v t elY descript?on of Imurances upon Lives.may be,efreci ttiliotiitatnitltiz,. with the utiliust facility, upon terms ot pe. N WM.' IiEETHAM, Secroary. Otti' c _. c • The Hall.yeally•Div,idendb arc now paying at the NEXT' 0V KIN THE next (if Kin of JOHN INNES, Esq. for.. 1 0 . nwrly of Woolwich, in ttwe County of Kent, and Co . i tt l in Ills Majesty's Army and Royal Art Hely, who died 11441,sabotit the' ear 1783, who are entitled to the Residwie.of pl lr r "sonal Estate, are desired to make application to Hum % eY Donaldson. Esq.' Whitehall, London, on or betore k1L 6 , 01 day of November next, or the Estate will be soon tl i i;‘Y 4 rds wielivered or paid to the rersoh who has already nett the same. • .ept 18/0. t I , FREEHOLD tittli•NE J.O l"13I'1, Y. , I Order of the Lords of His Majesty ' s -.Ure al'ili,cisurY, on Tu ES DAY, the 4th of December next, the and last GRAND CITY Lat FER Y will cummen,e lick,.. Drawing in tltlnalt, y OffieLondon. `'s may be had at all tha Lotteres. present Price `hi 3 t ss. eecii. e stirn l ;"ttery contains . " . rwenty: fiv UNDßEe CA P D, ITA , I...PRIHOUSANDIZES. - ' AV .nated at upwards of ON F, H Ui\ u N DS Valne, anti 'consist ot F EE[ uLii4• A NT•iAL And WLLL-FINISHED titi I.AND.TAX FREE. k r in the most etiOble Part (tithe City ut London, either t ) ,D, ou t iolesale or Itet4il itutiiness, and Is the last and only ''o,, ll , r ,tuntty the üblic t ever have cif obtainntg for a few "s a v.:tuable P reehold Lstate ,chernes and Particulars Gratis. • . , LESS,NUNtisIAts., , MORN. PRIZES, In ADDITIONAL P KI LE of ,Cz,,00 , 1. And.TLCKETS a,.ti SHAKES LIlEAt'Elt„ At EY"FON's, CORN,I-I1 LI.. near 0 0u , s present rl _ ll ; e.. LOfEll to ra .t e Ober 9, 11 ,.r a i.`!‘ tunes rive Prizes of zchooel. by which the Chance ,iick'ing either of those Capueilb ts increased One Fourth. ets and Shares will STOUTLY ItISZ, therefore an intuit- Itir e i i i l l ?',, , chase will prov, a certain saving, at E YTON is, 2, rit e who sold, in sixteen Si%teentlis, the only 5,0001. late c d.nitred in th C a pi tal oey, No. 2,763 ; witl in the few "'az itionths s to the amount ot zoo.° I S`V Yl 4 and Co. Contradors with Govrriiihrtit rtil4r the t ptherese TICKETS an.l nt LOTT LIC V S , HA ILES 'ary respectfull 'Worm,g ellin the in ttee s in Miety, at their Offices, No. Ir, POU LTir y. No '2, FtA R N o ss, 14 4 No. 31, ALOGATE 111611-STRFET, ;9 w ! their Agents in the t ountty . —The Prices are Nt ben than in the last Lottery. and the Scheme, winch is Y , .oveh, contains an achinioniti so,oool. Prize, with 11. A umbers less than the lag. the Drawing will begin anti finish 19th OCTOBER. SCHEME. Prizes of . ZzO,Goo • of . 2,00 s • . . . . 1,000 . . soo . . • • tom 2,500 2,500 72,ue0 tO,;, • • . lAp • • • 2s Ii I C zco,ooo A ltu rlVE T 1 cluTs OF EACH NUMBER. Z,4s',!, LAST LOTT RY No. 4,46 g, a Prize of zo,oool. e ; l4 "r • " co offices, in sixteen Sixteenth 1 ••• , " besines'sever d t:i c .inferior Cipttais. :Wr. F IvE HuNDichi) PouNPS ithwAkt). ,_, riII:REA:3 sotne fraudulent and unprincipled Dttr, P 6 's ,, ns have. for some time manuf,aurcd certain .tp, : ;n,..—is and misclnevous Conn) , situ:ib, wiich they sell and rs N, ,Ittkter the and Name of " the Chevalier RUSHN l's 'IIat , FRICE TINCTURE for the TEE.TH and 0 1 , h t • ' Now the Chevalier, anxious to bring such. base .: I, ‘ ;` ) ts to condign punishment. hereby offers a REV/ R 1) ',,er, ' 1 !: .1-lUN DR F. 1) I'o UN DS torch e Dtscovery ot the trt)t3Zis concerned in this nefarious Viaetice, and FIFTY Loß t i"S tor the Dibcover) of toe Verson who makes the llel -; r bAli Rewards to be paid on conviCtion of t the Of. e r 4. k c' 'el , ' e riti em in lately . il ere! ) returned fr)m India has had his' G ums I ,t b k ,, ~ u•cerated by those del, terious l'reparation, which jihe t. , ~ 1 11 at Fore Rupees each .Box a;al Bottle. in Calcutta. .'r' s ,•.)' security for Purchasers is to see that the Cheva- Pai l t i ttle is engraved . on the stamp. ul, Sept. 2j, 1810. , . 1 , ,)1c Ct)WS AND St-IE.EI'. E t 9 LINIMENT IS an 'infallible Remedy for -wltie C e , „Gauger or Felon, sudden or excessiste flowing rat . Bruises, liitisaninatiuns, and every Disease to %%W I the Udders co ' l Cattli subjett • and for averting the . Z t e tX l , l eEces, frequently tktal, — Wh'ere b.alltS, Lambs, &C. "te,ti to be extracted by manual operation; also for the ', 4 etl i ki Venomous Reptiles, Swellings, Inflammations, , r3tc. ,slett lt „" Parts, it is panic:Wail) . recuinineotled by the • qtay b • 4 91 the Agricultural SoCiety in Norfolk, whose Names p rt e seen in the Bill ot:Dired"ws* Kt earN by Benjamin Lett Surgeon, as likewise Farmer tt,)l k i razier, for twenty years, at Gayton, in Norfolk ; and :11, ar 613 ,,, 14 .01"i1y by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's k~jesLolduo. or No. 29 Uatlle-Stleel, Dublin, in Ss. each.. ; 4 5 Jo ' 5. 00 04 1, )5 , 4 i• °". Oti e '. oci, P N WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1810. ri RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL at DERBY,' for theBEN EfiT oftheGENERAL , INFI RMARY ; will be held on TU E.SDAY,W tiDN ESDA Y. and THURS DAY, the gth, loth, and ► rtli of October next. • rICESIDENT - His Grace the Duke ot DEVONSHIRE, K. G. ICE !RESIDENTS. John Crompton, F:sq High Sheriff .ight Hon Lord George Henry Cavendish, M. P. Edward Miller Mundy. (..sq. M. P. Edward Coke, Esq. M. P. • M. P. William Cavendish, Esq. • PATRONS His Grace the Archbishop of York. His Grace the Duke of Rutland, K. G. His Grace the Dukeof Portl•cril. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle The Most Noble the Marquis (4* Harrington. The Right Hon. the flail Of l'll4Stelticld, K. G. The Ric.lll Hon. the Earl of Hatrington. The Right Hon the Earl of U x bri dge, r he Right .thin. the . Earl of Moira. • The Right Hop. Viscount Melbourne. .. The K gilt lion Viscount Curzon. The Right Hon. Viscount Tarnworth. The Right Hon. Viscount Petersham:.. The Right-Hon. Lord Middleton. The 'Right Hon. Lord Scarsdale. The Right Hon. Lord Vernon. • 1 he Rig.:t Hon. Lord Bradford. The Right lion. Lord Waterpark. • • The llon. Nathaniel Curzon. Sirfrancis Burdett Bart. M. P. Sir Henry Crewe, Bart._ William Cays, Lint. sir Heir) Everv; Bart. Sir Windsor Hunloke, Bart, Sir, Robert Chaddesden, Bart. • it Robert of Omaston, Bart. Sir Oswald Mosely,illari. M. P. - Sir Henry Eitzherbert, h , rt. Sir Charks Hastings, art. Sir Hugh Bateman, Bart." • - •Sir Sitwell Sitwell, Isart. On TUESDAY Morning. a SF RMON Will b: Preached in the Church of A ll aiitts, by Hi, Grace the ArchbishOp of York, who has kindly acceded to the wises of the Governors.! In the course of the Service. a (.K AN 1) S ELEcTipN of SACRED •M USI C, Item the Compositions of Handel, Dr. Boyce, etc. including rhe Songs of "Holy, holy, Lord God A miOty," and." Angels, ever bright and lair," to be sung by . Madame C ATA LA N i • Un WEDNESDAY Morning, the Sacred Oratorio of the • MESSIAH.' Oti THURSDAY Morning, a 'GRAND SELECTION from the Oratorio of the Cri...ation, &c. On the b.veningt. of TUP.DAY and W EDN ESDAY, GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS, in the. Theatre, consisting of Overtufes. Solos, - and Songs, by the Principal Pertirtiners, with the New and Favotirite Glees, as pertormud at the Vocal Corn errs, London. - • And on THURSDAY 1: vemng, a GRA ND SELEC TION frotn the Oratorios of ludas Macchabrens, -and Israel in Egypt, in toe Church, winch WILL be brilliantly illutni flared on the occasion. Atter the last Performance, there will a BALL in the New A.,sembly R,ams. • P r i nc ipalVOGAPertormers. — MathmeCat a l ani,MissTravis, Mrs. Shepley, and Mrs. Bianchi; Mr. Harrison, Mr. Goss, Mr. Elliott, Mr W nall, and Mr.• Bartle:nan. -- Leader of the Band, Ilr. Cramer; and Orgap, by Mr.' G reatorex.— Conductor of the hchestra, winch will consist of iso Per- . formers, Messrs. Harrison and Greatorex. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, - Sept. 25, ISIO. ^ (')3E COMMISSIONERSjor k ICTUA L. LING A His MAY ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tha t on Tuesday, the 9th of October next, they will be ready to receive _Tenders its writing ('sealed ,up), and treat , for three thousand BOLTS of F LA G S,for the use of the Cooperage ; to be aoswe►•' able to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be deliveiedin the space of tvxlve M✓nths by Monthly proportions, into His Ma jesty's Vißstalling Stores at Deptford, and to.be paid for by payable with Interest, ninety days after date, The Conditions of the Contr.:el may be seen at the Sec'retater .Office. Tender for a less quantity than five hundred Bolts will be a2mitted ; no; will regard be ha i to any itswhich the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered t; the Board before One -Wlock on the said Tuesday, the 9'h of October next, nor unless the Pet son who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, amends to answer when call d for. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in quarto, and illustrated by Engravings, .price if; its. 6d. in boards, HERCULNNENSIA ; or, Archeological. and, Philological Dissertations: cOntining a Manuscript' found among the ruins of Herculaneum Dedicated, by permission; to • his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, .Strand. This Day was published, In One Volume, Odavo, price 14s. in boards AREPORT, together with MINUTES of EVIDENCE, and ACCOUNTS, trom the SE-. EE CT COM M ITT E g on'the high price of GOLD BUL-. LION, Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, Bth 'One; tlir,. • • Re-printed - for }os. lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church- yard ; awl. lames Ridgway, Piccadilly.. , • NEW EDI LION. THE ‘VATERING PLACES FOR iBto. This Day was published, price u3s, in boards, 133..6di - in red, or 14s. cast gilt, in One very thick, and clOsety printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy Mapsand Views, THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA-BATHING PLACES in ENGLAND and . WALES, for 1810; consisting •of accurate and circumstan tial Descriptions of every Place of tashion.ible ltesort, and of the Curiosities and Scenery. in their Environs, with an 10. nerary °lithe Roads to and fronfen:h Ity the EDITOR Ot•the I'ICTUItE or LONDON. This Work is.so Well kno.sn, and has been so universally approved of for its Completeness and_ Accuracy, that ant fur ther description of its Contents, or any oboervations on its Merits and Utility, would be supetfluous Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers, particularly of those who reside at the respeaive Sea-Bathing and IVatering 1' laces. , • '- 7 'Ot whom may also be had, The Piaure of London for tSio,- by the same Editor,- Price-is. bound in red. iris Day was published, - In 0 Clavo, price 12,5„ hoards, the. Second Edition corrected and improved, of , N INTRODUCTION to the THEORY and PRACTICE ofPLAINandSPHERICAL NOIvIETRY, and the .Stlreographie .Projettron of the Sphere: including the The,ry of Navigation; comprehend:. ing a variety of rules, fOrinii:x, &c. with their practical ap p tteate,ns to the mensuration of heights and distances, to de ternining the latitude by two altitudes the sun, the longi.•. tuck: by the lunar observations, and to other important prob.. lelus on the Sphere, antion National Astronomy. • •lty THOMAS KEITH, • Private Teacher of Mathematics.. ~ • Printed for . 1 onginan, Hurst, Rees, orine, and Brown, Pa. terao6ter.row. - Of whom may be had; by the same Author, - A New Treatise on the Use of • the globes, 12.in0. price 6s. hoards. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. CiMucEsTERsHIRE. TUE SUDELLY 'CASTLE MANORS and L kRE Ek-i01.1.) ES lA. lb. is l)isposed: of by Private Couiract. W EBB, %V EBB, and ATWOOD tiANlP6lflic TO DE SOLD BY victvATF. coNTRAcT,. AFitEKHOLI) ESTATE, with the Manor of It °pion ; containing 458 ACr,s, or thereabouts, of Ara ble, Meadow, and Wood Land.. lying. within a Ring Fence, with a commodious and comfortable Residence, 011ices*of every description, substantial Farm buildings, Pleasure Ground and Shrubberies, containing many rare and valuable Plants, and a detached walled Gaideu of considerable extezt stocked with Fruit Trees, Hot alio SUccession Houses, Me lon frames, &c. ; the whole in perfect order and repair,._ and tit for the immediate occupation of a large family. I he Estate is plentifully supplied with excellent Water ; there is also on the spot dominance of rich Marie,. Clay for Bricks, and Gravel. The Manor abounds .with G. u ne, and besides the usual Manorial Rights, peculiar Privileges and exte nsive Forest Rights belong to die Estate, winch is Tithe Free, and the' Land Tax is redeemed. The Estate is situate in a very desirable Neighbourhood in the .New Forest, and collitnenas views (it the Isle of Wight and over a beautiful Country, and is distant three miles trout Lymington, and six from Lyndhurst. Tu be viewed, with Tickets only, onMondps, Wednes slays, and Fridays, from ten o'clock in the morning to nice o'clock in the afternoon. For further Particulars and Tickets apply to Messrs. Bick. nell and Sp-tiding. .1 I tel ts. London. VALUABLE U.K, ASH, AND ELM TIMBER. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Pursuant to an Order of the I ligh Court of Chancery, By 19r. JOHNSON, At the Tuns Inn, in Bung,ay, in the County of Suffolk, on Friday, the SIB (taxa October, 1810„ at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, IN LOTS, FOUR HUNDRED and Filty-nine capital OAK TIMBER TREES; also, (hie Hundred and Pitty olc ASH, and Four ELM TI Al BE ItTitE ES, with their I ops and Bark, as now standing and growing in the several Parishes of Bedinghain, I ledenhain, Toperoft, and Carsham,. in the County of Norfolk, most conveniently- situated for Water Caraiage, hen .% within a short distance of the. N A V I. t;AItI.E RIVER Irons Bungay Id Great Yarmouth. , Particulars may be. had. twenty. one days previous to the Sale, at the Angel Inn, in Yarmouth ; the white Lion, Norwich ; the &tires Head, Beeeles ; the G oun.l, Buy St. I•Alinunct's ' • White• Horse. Ipswich ; Duke's Head, Lynn; Fleece, Wells ; at the place of Sale; of Mi. Trench ard, Solicitor, Swalihatn • .nit of Mr. King, 21, Be.nord_ row. London. MEDICAL. AND SUIcuICAL ADVICE.. MR. COLEY, a ;Member of Ihe R0y..1 College of Surgeons, zo, lolm.street, Adel phi, strand, con. inues to direct his • attention to the PRE V ENTIoN and CURE of VENEKEAL COMPLAINTS; and its conse. quences, as S'ls R.l CT U It ES, GLEE TS. Se:. Ste. i.lsu NL RA L . car LOCAL D 131 LI TY, produced by various ex. cesset:,•winch will be best explained by the patient. Mr. Coley begs to state, .that his experience is the result of 20 years extensive practice in Deptford and the Metropolis, and 13 years Surgeon to the Kent Dispensary, where ins attention and observations cnabled hint acchr.iteiy to discriminate the different Diseases above alluded to, twin those rescotoling Syphilitic Infection, and treat them accordingly. • Mr. Coley may be consulted daily. by elate sex, per. sonally or by letter, stating the particulars of the complaint, when the same will be duly answered, and the 0w:31,x of the necessary Medicine mentioned. N. 13. All letters far advice not inclosing a remittance must be pust paid. Mr. C. may likewise be consulted in all cases of:K T U K ES, which he under takes ro reduse' with ease and safety, and apply a *lf-adjusting Truss, a r cpnstr uded th,t the pa tient may use any kind of exercise without the !cast clanger or inconvenience. This 1),i ) , w;ls Handsomely printed in one Volume Royal (..)Clavo, price ►l. ss. boards, Inscribed, by, Permiisi n; to the Right Ho►iourable Lord iscount NI el vi • • • THE VALUE .of ANNUITIES ;* from ii. to to:cl. per Annum, on single Lives, front - the Age of Otte to Ninety Years, with the number. of Years' Purchase: each Annuity is worth, and' the rate of Interest the i' urchaser receives for his •money. And to the Tables, calculated at the rateof 4 per cent. Interest, (according to winch, by the 3%th Geo. 111. cap. SZ, it i, enacted, that the Legacy Duty must be paid)„ are - adne,l, for the in to,mati n and convenience of the protessi n, and .of. 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His I%lajesty's ship Caroline, Madras Ro.lds, April 4z, 181 You will be pleased to acquaint the Ho nourable the Lords Cummissioners of the Admirahy, that , iu consequence of hiSMa . ',esty's order in Coun cil, and their Lord%hips, direStions, to put the !shod of Java and the Molocels under the Most . rigid slate of blockade, I endeavoured to effect it with the few ships that 'could be spared from India : but finding it impossible to cover such an extent of et):3 . , to answer the purpose of annoying or distressin'g„the enemy to any extent, I judged it would best be Jo tie by seizing' upon the principal Settlement in the EaStern Islands, secUring_their shipping and:% aluabla crops of the Moluccas. and thereby fulfilling the ih tention of the blockade in a great degree, and at the least risk to the commercial and political; interests of A India. This objeet . is materiallyprornoted by thetakiug and destroy ing seven of the enemy's corvettes in the Java and Molucca Seas, as well as, other shipping to some extent within These six months. SIR, I seleaed Captains Tucker, Montag:le, and Spen cer, commanding the ships and vessels named in the margin to execute this service. The squa dron being very deficient of Marines, , I qequested the Supreme Government to lend the service of t Companies from one of the Native regiments, Which was immediately attended to,.and they embarked on board the Dover and Cornwallis accordingly. Captain Tucker has executed this service with courage and sound • judgment ; and as the inciosed letters upon the subjed convey their own comment and commendation, any praise of mine upon the con dad of those di.ninguished officers and men would indeed be gilding refined gold; their LoYdsliips know well how to appreciate it: II have the honour to be, Bcc. (Signed) W. 0. Dr. unY. j. W. Croker, Esq. Admiralty. Goveinment-House, Castle New Vianria SIR, Amboyna, Feb. 20,.18/:-: Since my letter of the Bth inst._ acqmaintinß your Excellency with the capture of' the Mitch 61_ 5e ic , srof w,r Rembang and Hope, by his-Majesty's ship Dover under my command, off the Island of Ambovna, the senices of the force under my orders; and the capture of the said Island, require that I should en ter into a detail , thereof. 1 have - therefore to inform your Excellency, that being joined on the gth by his Majesty's ship ( - 1 and a Dutch-sloop of war (the 114ndarine), which she had taken, I proceeded irninediately up .the harbour of AMboyna, and anchored ,in L-thha Bar, from whence we were enabled to examine tolerably *ell die numerous batteries ereeted since the EngliNh restored the island in 1803, on the dif ferent heights commanding the fort and anchorage of Vitoria, as well as the anchorage of Pert u guese Bar. These•anchorages are also fOrther. proteeted by the fort of ViEtOria, the sea .face of which is extremely strong, a battery close on the beach, well to the right of the fort, , mounting four I 2-pounders, one pounder, two 6-pounders, and one brass a2-iyoun der,. and a heavy battery built upon piles tar (tut in the sea, mounting nine 12-pounders (iron), and one brass 3e-poupder. Ou the morning of the 16th the plan of attack was deter Mined upon, in consultation with Captains Montagu and Spencer, of the Royal Navy, Captain Major Henry Court, of the Honourable the East India Company's Coast Artillery, commanding the troops, and Captains Philips and Forbes, of the Ma dras European Regiment. "The arrangements for the attack were,that 400 men, selected as per margint,. under the command of Captain Court, should be landed a tittle to the right orPoituartese Bay, and advance immediately t o the attack of the batteries on the heights com manding that 'anchorage, as well as the town and tort of ViLtoria, and that at the same time the ships should commence their attack on the fort and such batteries as they could be brought to bear upon ; about two P. M. the boats being all out, and every thing in readiness for landing the party selected for that service, the ships were got under weigh, and stood across the Bay, with the apparent intention of working out to sea ; bUt by . keeping the sails lifting and other manoeuvres, we contrived to drift. in towards the spot fixed upon fora lauding, at the same time keeping the boats on the opposite side of the ship, .so as not to be perceived by the enemy. Upon a nearer approach the preparative -signal was made to bear up and sail large, the ship. bore up together with a tine breeze, and passing within cable' s length . uf ,the . landing-place, slipped all the boats_ at the same moment per signal. •. The troops; • seanien and marines, were instantly landed, and formed agreeably to the direalions issued by Captain Court, to whose report of their further. proceedings I beg leave to refer your Excellency. z . The ships immediately .ot;:nmenced Ettuck up on the fort and surrounding batteries, which, was • Qoutinued Without intermi,sion for two ho,irs and a half, by which time, having drifted .very close in, exposed to an extreme heavy fire, ,particularly from the heights on the left of she town, - with red hot shot, and th'e objeXofthe attack - beipg.accomplish - * Dove:, Corn.vallis, and Samarang, t 176 troops ; seamen and marines of the Dover, 85 ; sea men and marines of the Cornwallis, ses ; seamen .and m►a ri:►es or the Sat - twang , 35.—Total .40.1, including Ofactrs. ,i(t)Y AL. I.YCLUNI. c ioaer the•Aortiotity of the Log D CIiAMBIRLALN.) FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 28. 1810, Thei r Serv - Aus will pertorin the Coln.2dy of THE t . JEALOUS \VIFE. To which ctiill be adorn, THE DEVIL TO. PAY. t!res 6s. Se cone l• rt. e . s . 3,6 d Second -price 2 S. l'tiitrY Seco•.d. price ts. Upper Gallery is. 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